How Do You Get Some Friends (As A Loner)?
• Plan. You’ll usually be the new kid if you’ve recently moved. Try your best to get your family to move in the summertime. This way, if it’s your first day, you won’t be the only new kid around. • Scope out other newcomers. This is usually easy. They’ll sit in the back and look into their binder, especially if they don’t have any friends with them. When you spot a newcomer, get to know them by talking to them. It’ll be less scary when you’re afraid together. • If there are any kids who offer you to hang out or eat lunch with them, take it right away. Don’t say “It’s okay,” just to see if they’ll stick around. They usually won’t persist in fear of annoying you. Say yes, and say thanks. Also, if you’ve already made a friend, ask if your friend can join as well. • Never ditch an old group for a new one only because it increases your popularity. This backfires. • Education is still in the priorities. Try study groups and your parents won’t say no to a sutdy party. Make sure you control yo
